The 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga operates as a transitional 14-team campaign with four automatic relegations to shrink the division to 12 clubs from 2027–28, amplifying pressure across the lower table. After roughly ten rounds, promoted side Zemun sits winless at the bottom with a heavy negative goal difference, while Mačva and Radnički Niš occupy precarious positions near the drop zone. Partizan’s unexpectedly poor start adds volatility among established clubs. The post-26-match split into a championship group and an eight-team relegation round, combined with promoted teams’ integration and overall recent form, will drive the final relegation picture through the spring.